Brian5671
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I get that. I'm talking more in a general sense-background state etc.
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No but it modifies airmasses coming from the NW (The great lakes) and then over our area. Sensible weather would not have been that much different-maybe a couple degrees colder if the same pattern happened in 1985. The warmth in Maine is more from the -NAO blocking this year.
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I can see it. Think of how cold it would have been if the Lakes were colder/more frozen than years ago. Also Hudson's bay freezes a few weeks later than it did 50 yrs ago.
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Snow cover going here after yesterdays 41 degrees and rest will go this week with temps in the 30's and sun
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I'll also take my chances with a SE ridge and warmer temps in Feb-better changes for the baroclinic zone to be further north/more storm chances
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way too early to say that-a freak slop storm in late March could drop 5 inches...think back to 97-98 the record looked like a lock...
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EPO going negative again after a brief +EPO-if that happens I think we stay on the colder side of things-not mention the colder side has won out. On a side note-ponds and lakes completely frozen-saw alot of people skating and playing ice hockey....nice to see for a change!
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One nice thing about the cold-lots of sunny days during a dark time of the year...many times when we are warm it's overcast/fog/drizzle
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Going back to August 20th I think we are down 10 inches of rain or something like that
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My Davis recorded a low of 1 here.
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CT outlawed sand a few years back-so it seems like they toss more salt to compensate. It's crazy how much is put down these days
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supposed to clear around midnight-I'm at 17 right now so would only take a few hrs of clearing to get back down to 4 degrees like last night.
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in the late 70's I think Tampa saw gulf effect snow -
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amazing what a blanket of snow will do to night time temps
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maybe that's the compromise-they meet in the middle -
massive bust for one of them coming up.
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still out of range but it's getting the right idea
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SREFS are bit out of range right now
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4 would feel like a HECS
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You should still see a change to snow as the event unfolds as arctic air comes in
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the warm seasonal forecasts look to bust hard unless there's a mega torch in Feb or something and that appears unlikely
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Sad but I'll take it.
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Seasonal trend.
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All good but it's 9 days away.
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Like pulling teeth to get more than 1-2 inches out of a system this yr...
